Rep. Dan Meuser built his family’s Duryea wheelchair company, Pride Mobility Products, into a $400 million business — then went to Washington and never really left the board. This outlet spent four parts tracing how Meuser’s public offices and Pride’s private interests have moved together for two decades.
Meuser still sits on Pride’s board and collects at least $1 million a year from the company, even as he signs congressional letters and cosponsors bills pushing the exact Medicare coverage expansions Pride lobbies for.
The pattern goes back further than Congress. Meuser personally gave Governor Tom Corbett $81,894 — Corbett made him Secretary of Revenue weeks after taking office.
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FEC records reviewed by Pocono Review show Pride Mobility's PAC is funded entirely by the Meuser and Kretchik founding families. The PAC pays Dan Meuser's campaign, his leadership PAC, and the same legislators signing CMS letters his company lobbies for. Before Congress, Meuser won an industry award for lobbying CMS. Now he cosponsors the bills his company's lobbyists are pushing.
Dan Meuser gave $81,894 to Tom Corbett's campaigns before Corbett appointed him Pennsylvania Secretary of Revenue in 2011. State records reviewed by Pocono Review show the full Meuser family contributed $139,894 — a figure previously unreported.
Federal disclosures show Rep. Dan Meuser's family collected between $1.3 million and $8 million from Pride Mobility Products in 2023. The Duryea company spent $30,000 lobbying Congress in Q3 2025 alone. Meuser has never disclosed whether he recuses himself from related votes.
Rep. Dan Meuser raised $1.65 million for an uncontested primary — and spent almost all of it. Where the money went tells a different story than his campaign does.